voice-chat-text-0

[vocal basin]

@burnt marsh that wasn't Italian presumably

[wise loom]

helpmeslay is now going through a rough patch.

[vocal basin]

unless history got rewritten suddenly

[wise loom]

he DM-ed me, no idea why

it's something he does.

[hexed trout]

same here ik0

[vocal basin]

if you do think they're drunk, give them 14 days to sober up

[hearty knot]

seeya I going to search for a sandwitch lol

[whole rover]

once we've banned them there's not a whole lot else, if they keep reaching out to people individually i advise you block them, if the content they are DMing you is still a breach of our code of conduct please open a modmail so that we can evaluate whether a 14 day removal is enough.

[wise loom]

it is interesting that they're a member since 2021.
so i think some substance consumption is at play.

[whole rover]

yeah, with that said, i'm british and manage to not come to voice chat and start harassing users when i drink 12 units

[vocal basin]

the third white monster

[wise loom]

i've met some of your conationals who break that rule.
one needs a level of discipline to abide by those rules.

[vocal basin]

probably don't forward it here

when it does cross the line, just as joe said, @rapid crown

[whole rover]

M-x motd

[vocal basin]

@hexed trout Russian

@hexed trout
past, present and future walked into a bar
it was a tense situation

automatic increase of voice volume is dangerous for vocal cords

the brain incorrectly controls the voice unless you train for it

I do extreme vocals and I haven't (yet) lost my voice a single time from that

ergo

[vocal basin]

something like he does https://youtu.be/1qHDQ2IaeLM

I have a relatively wide range (as far as I have recordings thereof)

I don't really put enough practice into it

[vocal basin]

approximately 50Hz~5KHz

@patent yacht looked at the code => not vibe coding

if you're doing anything with the code yourself, it's just AI-assisted code writing

@patent yacht invalid analogy

AI makes it messier

programming languages generally do the opposite

AI is not a higher level of abstraction

abstraction requires certainty

@patent yacht another invalid analogy

you need systematic approach not guess-based on

machines and programming languages are systematic

guessing isn't systematic unless you put excessively complex structure around it

you can only get AI to work if

1. you force it to write formal verifiable proofs (this is possible, AI is good at Dafny allegedly)
2. or you force it to pass tests (but in this case be ready that you need to automatise fixing them, when (not if) they come up)

@patent yacht main value in AI code is its discardability

can be thrown out

@patent yacht sceptics isn't a single unified group

nvm, I am not dealing with that shit

[hexed trout]

yeah I get that alisa

[vocal basin]

AI bros 🤮

disrespectful disgusting creatures

gonna quote another Alisa on this

[hexed trout]

im gonna hash this out because im actually pretty passionate about ai

I get it thoalisa

though*

[hexed trout]

passionate about AI safety and not using it******

[burnt marsh]

Im sorry guys. I have to go

[hexed trout]

all good stranger

was fun talking, take care

[burnt marsh]

It was a pleasure to chat with you, guys

Ill be back later

[vocal basin]

Debian-based

Mint is kind of a mix not derived from Ubuntu strictly

you can install sudo

[wind raptor]

pip install sudo

[vocal basin]

or doas

A
i
:w
:wq
:q!
are enough to do most basic editing in vi

I rarely use anything else

[vocal basin]

why learn dd to delete the current line when you can just A then backspace it out

(A is i+end)

@somber heath I think I still have pineapple spaghetti as the tag on codewars

or whatever clan thing they call

[vocal basin]

I've eaten that more than once

[somber heath]

https://i.redd.it/3itzo9vd3wr91.jpg

[vocal basin]

these descriptions are funny

hyperstroemming

[wind raptor]

what is that haha

[vocal basin]

surstroemming but hyper

the game has so many events

I don't think it has wonders yet

[wind raptor]

Oh, a sour herring haha

Never heard of it

[vocal basin]

the smelly one

compared to the rest of the fish

[wind raptor]

It sounds pretty nasty

[vocal basin]

now imagine that but hyper

or probably don't imagine, for your sanity

[vocal basin]

it has many local things that affect cities and towns

[wind raptor]

🦨👃

[vocal basin]

also I think it very strongly incentivises expansion since you can only build ships in used-to-be-capitals

and there is no act of settling

all land is already claimed

[woeful blaze]

Where is the chicken

[vocal basin]

it's a bit more fun for me to discover all the random things there compare to Civ

[woeful blaze]

?

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor we had someone doing that every few days

it took them a couple of months to verify

[woeful blaze]

How are you doing today @vocal basin

[vocal basin]

starting another Airships campaign

(conquest)

[somber heath]

@tough falcon 👋

[tough falcon]

@wind raptor hello couldnt mic nor chat

[tough falcon]

Hi

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[vocal basin]

going to try the smallest map

@wind raptor or server mute-unmute

[tough falcon]

need more than 25 msgs I think right?

Oh lord

well Im new here xd

oh okay xd

its okay

Okay I see

[somber heath]

@sturdy axle 👋

[woeful blaze]

File "C:\Users\casti\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python313\Lib\tkinter_init_.py", line 4287, in init
Image.init(self, 'photo', name, cnf, master, **kw)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\casti\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python313\Lib\tkinter_init_.py", line 4234, in init
self.tk.call(('image', 'create', imgtype, name,) + options)
~~~~~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
_tkinter.TclError: couldn't recognize data in image file "terminator.jpg"

Does anyone see the problem here?

[sturdy axle]

hi

hi

is java better then python?

[vocal basin]

better for what

for Oracle, yes

@wind raptor imagine playing civ like this

Civ does have a shuffle thing

but idk about disabling altogether

I'll go with no-research

I want to see the trebuchet

[sturdy axle]

idk, im a junior dev so i asked this question

[grand marten]

[sturdy axle]

okok

i love java because im a minecraft player and i can do minecraft plugins with spigot

[tough falcon]

what about R? like good for what

[vocal basin]

@somber heath would expect so

I'd expect you can do Scala or whatever

since JVM

[sturdy axle]

yes spigot its a software

it based in bukkit

sry if mi English is bad but im italian

[vocal basin]

looks Java https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/

[sturdy axle]

i have difficulty understanding with the accents of the various areas

[tough falcon]

@somber heath what you think of R?

[somber heath]

I don't.

[tough falcon]

okay

[sturdy axle]

can anyone who is currently programming do screen sharing? I would like to see some live coding

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/hubot-odi-real-humans-asimov-gif-5919481

https://tenor.com/view/blink-gif-13817416323301290419

[wise loom]

lots of background noise

sounds like a cooler / fan that hasn't been cleaned in decades

true gamer machine

[weary herald]

R language?

[wise loom]

fact check?

i heard there's a python update that makes it faster

[tough falcon]

yes

[wind raptor]

Back in a few. Gotta let the dogs out.

[wise loom]

there's like mulitple python compilers, on different CPU architectures, multiple OSes, multiple versions...

[weary herald]

Its useful for data analysis with some of AI,
But i think python and tenser flow is more better and helpful

And R takes a lot of time to learn because of useless courses

[wind raptor]

Back

[wise loom]

taxes and zombies mod..

[somber heath]

Brain tax.

[tough falcon]

Oh okay I see, cus I've heard R is good for data visualization and stats computing, I mean when we talk about quant analysis

[wise loom]

i have a usb

[tough falcon]

so thought R maybe better than python in this case

[wise loom]

he has the usb..

[weary herald]

Oh yeah i think it’s specially made for this
Maybe its better than python on it

[wise loom]

macos is just unix, the file system

[weary herald]

Exactly

[wise loom]

i thought Mac has APFS as a file system..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_File_System

[vocal basin]

ZFS and APFS

I misremembered too

sounds almost like APFSDS

ext4 is default now

some Linuces default to XFS

some use btrfs

BSDs and illumoses do ZFS

[tough falcon]

oh okay interesting, but where to learn this R? idk ! xd

[vocal basin]

ZFS for FS-enabled reliability
XFS for high performance and application-enabled reliability

everything else is attempts at replicating them

[wise loom]

typing classes

🐧

[weary herald]

I think free code camp did a course but I don’t know if its good and helpful or not
Anyway if you can’t learn it just go with python using tenserflow and numpy
This is the cours

https://youtu.be/_V8eKsto3Ug?si=Gf4f-egYngncoEh0

[tough falcon]

nice okay thank you. yh I think I'll just go with python, I've tried it before and was fine, used some libraries but some didnt work in my env and idk why, like the pmdarima and mc-simulator

[vocal basin]

it hasn't always been that way

surprisingly non-obvious

(binary encoding)

[weary herald]

Okey you should try fixing the errors
Can you show me your problem?
Or just change the libraries
You can replace pmdarima with
Fbprobhet, autots and even Tenserflow(keras)….

[wind raptor]

https://downloadmoreram.com

[vocal basin]

biblically accurate RAM

where 256

the UTC weekend has arrived, time to start Noctuary

[vocal basin]

okay, no, not now

need to actually focus on the game and not be sleep deprived

@molten pewter that Chinese game I told you about some time ago is currently on sale (-40%)

@leaden elm vibe debugging

vibe maintenance

vibe legacy

vibe rot

I've just remember what exactly I was waiting for to be released the previous month

for the whole month I was trying to remember what I waited for

[sharp summit]

hey chris

[leaden elm]

@wind raptor my bad the power went out, anyway he was slowly burning the wart off and the anesthetic started wearing off, i told him please inject more anesthetic but they held me down even harder and that the story of how my face got burnt off

not literally burnt off but you get the point

[burnt marsh]

Entering the voice chat text after the good workout🥴

https://tenor.com/view/using-the-treadmills-viralhog-exercising-cat-gif-6808264581402806337

[somber heath]

@rich fractal👋

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[burnt marsh]

https://www.maplesoft.com/products/maple/features/programming.aspx

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maple_(software)

[somber heath]

@edgy spindle👋

[edgy spindle]

Cant speak

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[edgy spindle]

I cant talk srr need to verify

[burnt marsh]

Thats alright, man. We wait for you to join the team

[edgy spindle]

What you doing there?

[burnt marsh]

Just discussing different stuff for now

Open topic

[somber heath]

@lapis star👋

[edgy spindle]

Like coding?

[lapis star]

Can't speak

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[somber heath]

@celest schooner👋

[tough falcon]

Yes I've tried but still, ended up just replacing libs. okay sure that'll be lovely thank you

[somber heath]

@neon storm👋

[wise loom]

oooh noo, he called me names

[timid quartz]

Top golf

https://topgolf.com/us/mobile/

[wise loom]

sounds like yoga with puppies

[somber heath]

@lethal locust

[lethal locust]

https://github.com/oernster/calendifier this is what I was refrerring to @somber heath

[brisk bridge]

hi

ablobwave

[lethal locust]

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5545

[wind raptor]

!stream 186969918812585984

[wise cargo]

✅ @lethal locust can now stream until <t:1754109299:f>.

[somber heath]

@eager mist 👋

@waxen saffron 👋

[lethal locust]

Toy project: https://github.com/oernster/elevator

Work in progress: https://github.com/oernster/trainer

https://github.com/oernster/3D-printing-info

https://stellody.com/

[woeful blaze]

Hello cb

How is everyone doing today?

[somber heath]

@toxic cave 👋

[wind raptor]

Just realized how late it was. Gonna head to bed. Cheers everyone! 👋 Have an awesome day/night!

[lethal locust]

Great to meet you

[obsidian dragon]

so return response is about 200 words taking about 2.5 minutes to start spoken response
but you can split array length to 20 words making spoken response start at 2 seconds

[paper wolf]

@lethal locust srr bad mic

i said what u guys doing

oh cool

can we see it?

you can send image here

[paper wolf]

cool

acer?

[lethal locust]

look up frame.work online. This is a FW13

[paper wolf]

ohh its framework

wait let me research it

[real blade]

how much it cost

[lethal locust]

£1344 for no RAM or SSD. The RAM and SSD I bought separately for £300 off amazon as it was cheaper; £200 for 96GB of DDR5 5600MHz RAM and £100ish for 2TB of NVMe SSD

Plus I bought some external modules after the fact

[paper wolf]

ohhh so thats the framework laptop im hearing from youtubers

[real blade]

do u usually copy paste thing?

[lethal locust]

copy paste what?

I use copy and paste in my workflow regularly if that's what you're getting at but I don't think that's what you are referring to

[somber heath]

@real blade 👋

@glass karma 👋

[glass karma]

Hey!

I just joined!

So can't speak yet.

How're yall doing?

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[real blade]

hey whats up

[obsidian dragon]

hi

[real blade]

sorry

[real blade]

hey

[obsidian dragon]

sup

[real blade]

what is full form of sup?

vegetable soup?

[real blade]

what u mean supersior superscript suppository what u mean by sup

[obsidian dragon]

bruh

[sacred lake]

Brb

[glass karma]

I'm not eligible for voice check yet ig

[peak depot]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[real blade]

oh sorry now i get i am fine whats about u

[somber heath]

@crisp dawn 👋

[somber heath]

@vast geyser 👋

@primal dune You good down there?

You're welcome to pop up and join us, not that we're really talking.

[primal dune]

hi everyone ... i am new in this IT field

i want to learn how to use disocrd . becouse this is the first time i use the discord

[somber heath]

It takes a bit of exploration.

[primal dune]

I have been studying economics for years but decided to study it in the software field.

in this year

But I still don't know how to start.

[somber heath]

!resources

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

[somber heath]

First, become literate in Python.

[thick blade]

yo opal

youll be happy to know i fixed the issue that i was having

[somber heath]

Once you have your foundations in place, conceptual understanding, etc, then you can start branching out into third-party modules, Numpy, Pandas, Polars, et al.

Those are some of your data sciencey modules.

[ocean solar]

data sciencey hmm

i see

[somber heath]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Is_It_So%3F

[primal dune]

First of all, I am now going to register in a private university, but I am confused about choosing my future.

[somber heath]

You may like to consult #career-advice.

[primal dune]

i think Licence en Génie Logiciel et Systèmes d'Information is best for me

[somber heath]

@low glacier 👋

@stuck vault 👋

[stuck vault]

Hello 🤓

[peak depot]

Vöyri

[next beacon]

hi

[last bluff]

Hello

[somber heath]

@manic sundial 👋

[manic sundial]

Hello

I can't speak

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[last bluff]

Anyone can please help me

[crude tartan]

What

Who care about yur tupas

[somber heath]

Sorry, I was distracted. What's up?

[peak depot]

why so hostile?

[crude tartan]

Bro saying hello knowing that our mic is desactivated

Lol

[umbral mauve]

just answer here

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[peak depot]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[scarlet halo]

i can now list versions, and filter between all,release,snapshot,beta,alpha

[crude tartan]

It's okay it's okay

Nevermind

Have a good day

[crude tartan]

Srry

[umbral mauve]

kotlin > java

[scarlet halo]

J++ 😭

BAHAHAHA

IT EXISTS???

[umbral mauve]

WTF

theres already csharp

ye

[scarlet halo]

#C

sharp c

[umbral mauve]

C#

nothing to do with C

nothing

no

[scarlet halo]

Sweden?

[umbral mauve]

no

no

Mars

[scarlet halo]

😭

[umbral mauve]

sure

[scarlet halo]

do you have Ikea there?

[umbral mauve]

no

[scarlet halo]

:(

[umbral mauve]

we got Aeki

why do you want to know from which country i am btw

i meant "nothing to do"

[scarlet halo]

    for v in versions:  # i fucking hate myself for this, could've been a map() but nah

[umbral mauve]

but my english is still a bit bad

[scarlet halo]

well the loop does some filtering, which could be a map

[umbral mauve]

i = 0
while i < len(versions):
    #...

france

[scarlet halo]

wait yeah

meant filter

i could use list comprehension but thats not the prettiest

[umbral mauve]

b a g u e t t e

[scarlet halo]

i dont even know what im saying rn

[umbral mauve]

spaghetti

[scarlet halo]

couldnt sleep tonight so im probably tripping my ass off

[umbral mauve]

Assembly devs:
Well I could use...
Uhm...
Jumps...

croissant

[quick shuttle]

Command prompt

[umbral mauve]

terminal* 👀

why

[scarlet halo]

🚨 WARNING: SCARED WINDOWS USER DETECTED 🚨

[burnt marsh]

Hello everyone!

How is your weekends, pymates?!

[eternal ether]

still in my PYjamas

so you could say it's going pretty swell

[burnt marsh]

Should get some Pycoffee

Cappuccython or Pyespresso

[vocal basin]

cappyccino

[burnt marsh]

Pyespresso and (Py*R^2) / 4 of pumpkin py, please

[wise loom]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlXOObefdkA

Artificial Intelligence!!!

[calm heron]

[wise loom]

are you flexing?

[grand lion]

?

[vocal basin]

@main comet Osyra does

[main comet]

@somber heath @wind raptor https://github.com/lgoodthrust/Simulated_Linear_Advance
I DID A COOL!
LA FOR GCODE

[somber heath]

@rotund hemlock 👋

[rotund hemlock]

what hapend

im muted

spressd ???

help

[vocal basin]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[vocal basin]

.

[main comet]

https://tenor.com/view/war-thunder-cinematic-trailer-m1-abrams-abrams-gif-7284440157303028591

[vocal basin]

there was another keynote from Kate; possibly I've sent it before

these two talks go together
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdHvC8fDC5E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZCPURMH744

programmer

seems like

[somber heath]

@hasty stag 👋

[vocal basin]

mostly

pizza authority

insta-click title

[wise loom]

I have watched a certain Vincenzo Capuano on youtube where he slaps the dough

[somber heath]

https://i.redd.it/3itzo9vd3wr91.jpg

[wise loom]

@midnight agate what does "Iamme Ia" mean?

[vocal basin]

yeah it probably will

[somber heath]

@bright geode 👋

[vocal basin]

MAG (just don't add Apple to the list)

[wise loom]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDUy3Y_w9Tk

^^ apparently it's almost a crime, generates violence

[vocal basin]

broccoli pizza where

!pypi pyzza

[wise cargo]

pyzza v0.2.15

Pyzza is a compiler of a python-like programming language, targeting the Flash platform

Released on <t:1288542056:D>.

[vocal basin]

2010

[wise loom]

things get intense at @01:28

[vocal basin]

https://github.com/tailhook/pyzza/blob/master/pyzza.txt#L28-L29

[wise cargo]

pyzza.txt lines 28 to 29

* only `​`​from P.A.C.K.A.G.E import CLASSNAME`​`​ form of import statement
   currently supported```

[vocal basin]

``dual backticks``

people are too lazy for that nowadays

[somber heath]

@olive jolt 👋

[olive jolt]

hello

[burnt marsh]

choco.py

[vocal basin]

all the times when people don't put . at the end of a period-separated acronym, that gets interpreted as a package name

[wise loom]

@vocal basin LC weekly in 4h43min. if you rank 4-10 you get the LC water bottle.
A boh'oh'o'wa'er.

[vocal basin]

I don't really do competitions

[wise loom]

yes, you outdo them

[vocal basin]

I have exactly 0 submitted solutions on codeforces

[burnt marsh]

No depresso, just espresso

[vocal basin]

my most successful attempt was during training when I scored 333/400

on a phone

!e E×presso

[wise cargo]

:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     E×presso
003 |      ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid character '×' (U+00D7)

[wise loom]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IASOs1-19I

[vocal basin]

tourist?

I don't remember his real name

no, not tourist

someone else

[burnt marsh]

Py*R^2/4 of the chocoPy

[vocal basin]

Golovanov399

[steep meadow]

Hello

[somber heath]

@steep meadow 👋

[steep meadow]

Hiiii

I can't talk in the voice channel.

sorry

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[vocal basin]

oh, tourist is back to top1

tourist is 1000 rating above Golovanov399

*992

[steep meadow]

I think I did in the past but I have less then 50 messages in this server

hahaha

[wise loom]

yeah but tourist never submitted using public payphones ☎️

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[vocal basin]

not that we know of

[whole bear]

Good afternoon

[vocal basin]

3820 https://codeforces.com/profile/tourist
2828 https://codeforces.com/profile/Golovanov399

[burnt marsh]

Not really

[steep meadow]

I did codeforces some time ago, but How can I make better in coding contest like that? maybe not programming like math theory

[whole bear]

is 2828 you?

[vocal basin]

no

I'm neither of those

[vocal basin]

^ 2828

[vocal basin]

^

[steep meadow]

I have like

[vocal basin]

read after-contest write-ups; problems often have similar solutions

[steep meadow]

I don't remember like

[burnt marsh]

Codewar?

[steep meadow]

20 problems solve in codeforces

and like almost close 100 submits in codeforces, I was in the regional CPL colombian contest

[vocal basin]

the furthest I ever got was regional contests (one step above municipal)

[steep meadow]

but I'm very bad

[burnt marsh]

Ico offered very good idea to try it.. Im just starting

[vocal basin]

anything below country-wide is kind of useless towards university admission here

[steep meadow]

Like I think my rank was 1000 with my team, we were very bad xd

But is lucky you know

my regular is 900 - 800

[burnt marsh]

I love to design classes, do some stuff in data analytics

[steep meadow]

I wasn't training so seriously

I think so

[vocal basin]

I'm incompatible with any sort of team competition even more than individual ones

[steep meadow]

I think the most hard is the time and pressure

[burnt marsh]

Just an OOP conception

[vocal basin]

after some times I stopped really seeing it as pressure

most of the timed stuff just ends with an hour of despair not being able to solve anything

rather than "I would've solved this if only I had more time"

[crude nova]

Hello Opal

[burnt marsh]

Structuring code

[steep meadow]

Yhea, that's true

When I was in the regional colombian contest we have a problem

like

very stupid

[vocal basin]

all the things I solved successfully in full were generally when I finished in, like, 50~70% of the time allowed

[steep meadow]

and we dont know how to solver it

and in the and

was like a formula

like

[crude nova]

Hello stranger

[steep meadow]

(n+1)*1

something like that

I put

(n+1)*3

When i see the solution was agh

[vocal basin]

the funniest thing ever that I witnessed first-hand was one of the regionals where the first problem was about big integer arithmetic

so many C++ programmers failed it

or spent way too much time

and that's why you should learn multiple languages

@somber heath yes

I solved it in Python

[steep meadow]

Yhea c++ is the main programming language por contest

[vocal basin]

and everyone else from my school did too

because we all learned Python

[steep meadow]

I solved it in c++/java

[vocal basin]

idk if Rust is supported there yet

[steep meadow]

Idk like I don't touch codeforces like six moths

jajaja

I should

[vocal basin]

since you're competing for correctness not performance, generally sacrificing a bit for safety and ease of writing should be fine

during offline contests we had access to docs which was quite useful

[steep meadow]

Someane know good content for prepare for codeforces contest?

[vocal basin]

cppreference and docs.python.org

[steep meadow]

like not just algoritms and data estructures

like maths

[snow edge]

fibbonachi sphere on gpu

1000 points

[steep meadow]

I was very bad that sometimes I do a answer in java, and i seel bad so a past in c++ and was succesful the solution

JAJAJAJ

[vocal basin]

cod 🐟

[steep meadow]

Me?

[vocal basin]

Java sometimes tends to TL/ML

[steep meadow]

I from south america, I from Colombia. And guys where are you from?

[vocal basin]

also C++ is slightly more concise/extensive with already supported algorithms

@snow edge keyboard is coming through the mic a bit too loudly

!d bisect

[wise cargo]

bisect

Source code: Lib/bisect.py

This module provides support for maintaining a list in sorted order without having to sort the list after each insertion. For long lists of items with expensive comparison operations, this can be an improvement over linear searches or frequent resorting.

The module is called bisect because it uses a basic bisection algorithm to do its work. Unlike other bisection tools that search for a specific value, the functions in this module are designed to locate an insertion point. Accordingly, the functions never call an __eq__() method to determine whether a value has been found. Instead, the functions only call the __lt__() method and will return an insertion point between values in an array.

[vocal basin]

@burnt marsh

[steep meadow]

That's true I likce so much how simplify some thing in the treatment of strings

We should make a group for practice problem solving

and share stuff

🙂

ohhh yhea i think in other countries is "hahahah"

[vocal basin]

@burnt marsh what is the name of a reference-counted string in C++?

[given what it's a joke about, you can infer the answer]

runtime_error

[burnt marsh]

Thank you

[vocal basin]

the interface is a bit weird

from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGWj7Qo_POY

thanks to whoever chose this thumbnail

[burnt marsh]

I think I might have try to take a nap

Will talk to you later, pysiblings

[vocal basin]

tbf would be funny to get them to ship it here

might not be entirely legal

[iron geyser]

hello 🙂

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor currently watching one of these two

[wise loom]

https://leetcode.com/problems/earliest-finish-time-for-land-and-water-rides-i/

[vocal basin]

> first
> 2

something is off

[wind raptor]

https://tenor.com/view/sauron-onering-rulethemall-gif-26657227

[vocal basin]

automate blocking with Perl

@wind raptor has FP in it, so must be good

concerns of separability

my current company considers me overqualified but also also kind of depends on me quite a bit

[wise loom]

If we throw dice 🎲 🎲 with our time ⏰ ⏱️ , we have to at least not make the same mistake twice.

[vocal basin]

72nd hour of playing a game, I finally discover just how powerful one of the abilities is

(playing Noctuary right now)

[odd patrol]

guys look at thes is that good

class Solution:
    def strStr(self, haystack: str, needle: str) -> int:
        chuck = []
        chucking = True
        z = 0
        for x in range(0,len(haystack)):
            if needle[0] == haystack[x]:
                f = x
                chuck.append(haystack[f])
                for i in range(1,len(needle)):  
                    try :                                                     
                        if needle[i] == haystack[x+i]:
                            chuck.append(haystack[x+i])
                        else:
                            z = 0
                            break            
                    except IndexError:
                            break
                    
                if "".join(chuck) == needle:
                    return f
                    break
                else :
                    chuck = []

                        

        if needle not in haystack:
            return -1

is that mean i am the best

@wind raptor
@wise loom
@vocal basin
@keen ingot

[vocal basin]

💥

oh, the VPN just crashed

like entirely

back

[vocal basin]

break after return?

return exits the whole function scope

@haughty pier a bit too much thereof even

[odd patrol]

yeah now i know

thanks

[vocal basin]

||```py
class Solution:
def init(self):
self.strStr = str.find

[odd patrol]

what that mean

[plain dagger]

haystack.find(needle)?

[vocal basin]

in another form:
||```py
class Solution:
def strStr(self, haystack: str, needle: str) -> int:
return haystack.find(needle)

[plain dagger]

this

[vocal basin]

there do exist cases when you need to manually implement the search

this is not one of them

[wise loom]

a lot, phonecalls, followups, emails, interviews, screenings, linkedin messages, filling in registration forms on company portals, etc

i don't have this number

[odd patrol]

thats why i hait python

[vocal basin]

has AI in it

[plain dagger]

hAIters

[vocal basin]

just like fail

[snow edge]

so many projections

[wise loom]

is this from thedailywtf ?

[vocal basin]

https://www.youtube.com/clip/Ugkxw3BDExPmwEA71trnB43gPJ-OEGathEJs

[plain dagger]

with a switch :chef_kiss:

[odd patrol]

i mean hate guys hate #### my englash

[vocal basin]

dict

[plain dagger]

also works

[vocal basin]

especially if you write it switch literally

[haughty pier]

match expression, probably using in

[vocal basin]

and another clip https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxqawAM4frBCZklPcq39Z6e3FVfOAAqldk

[snow edge]

this is probably the most scuffed implimentation of these possible

[wise loom]

why don't you use GDAL.. there's so many libs that do this

[vocal basin]

there are reasons why I never use code folding

[snow edge]

i cant call a taichi kernel inside another taichi kernel

[snow edge]

i cant use it because its running on the gpu with taichi

so it can deal with a lot of points quickly

[vocal basin]

@haughty pier red (regular) chilli pepper is overrated
(spicy enough take?)

[plain dagger]

prob much of that logic is possible to make within a few parametrized functions

[vocal basin]

0/2 pun
1/2 pun
2/2 pun

we got the entire scale

[plain dagger]

paprika or the long one

[vocal basin]

isn't paprika non-spicy at all

[wise loom]

conjecture

[plain dagger]

i dont know why it answered to that message, discord is so buggy for me rn

[vocal basin]

my opinion on that might be somewhat biased given how I consider horseradish a not-too-spicy thing

still waiting for !tutorial to work

!tutorial

where

[plain dagger]

the only good code is the non-existent, everything else is a liability

[vocal basin]

!remind 10y implement !tutorial

code is liability not asset, yes

[plain dagger]

but you are right, paprika is non spicy, but here where im from is also considered as a red chili ahahah

[vocal basin]

it's red pepper

[plain dagger]

in which sense you want to learn? im nowhere near a teacher/professor but prob i know a thing or two (unsure even about that)

[vocal basin]

also referred to as Bulgarian pepper for some reason

[plain dagger]

here we call it "morrón"

[vocal basin]

@wise loom strategy to distract the interviewer?

oh I know what you should put on there just to annoy them

[plain dagger]

you can have another person behind the screen looking up the leetcode question , and then showing it to you, they wouldnt know if you have multiple screens you can say you are looking on the screen with the exercise, then just share all the screens

[snow edge]

okay it looks like everything is working fine so far

[plain dagger]

i have worked in many big techs but wont doxx myself ahahah

[vocal basin]

good code: they use ===

[plain dagger]

hmmm boring af, left a couple months ago but yeah pay is good

yeah, but i hated it

[vocal basin]

@haughty pier this specific code never ran

you can really easily see why

think like a compiler

what would you reject first in that code

[vocal basin]

there is a specific answer

allegedly the version before the edit was written by someone and actually used

i.e. the original was not an intentional joke

[plain dagger]

show me the leetcode 😄

[vocal basin]

however the image got edited

and you should be able to spot where exactly it was edited

[vocal basin]

hint: AI upscalers tend to inject spaces sometimes

yes

[plain dagger]

Login Failed

yup

[vocal basin]

(also LogIn not Login but yes)

[vocal basin]

see the previous clip about Mercator

approximately same

[plain dagger]

i think is better for you to try one and if you are stuck just ask

[vocal basin]

((which imo is a slightly more grammatically correct version, similar to SignIn))

I don't like `login' as a single word

[vocal basin]

and generally try to avoid it because it's extremely confusing

sing_on_name and handle, or username if they're forced to be equal

[plain dagger]

i see people use it interchangeably

[vocal basin]

username aligns well with password

[plain dagger]

imho if you are in a codebase better use whatever is the most used one, otherwise looking up the bits and bolts would be sooo annoying

[vocal basin]

login is kind of a very unintentional result of a misuse/metonymy which just got established in some places

[vocal basin]

I have a very hard rule on never having login in the actual data/code;
only using that word for UI

also very context-sensitive

I'm going to end up avoiding username entirely too

[vocal basin]

in favour of first two

[plain dagger]

but i think is different right? log in -> to log in, login -> login data, login password, login username

[vocal basin]

in those phrases, yes, makes sense

but then it becomes kind of a noise word

[plain dagger]

one is the action/verb, the other one is the noun

i get you

[vocal basin]

in one of the projects we banned all the ambiguous equivalents of single word for username/login in the documents and code,
because having sign-on name and handle be strictly separate is one of the critical features

(not at work, other project)

[vocal basin]

mostly that comes form the fact that there one sign-on entity may have multiple public identities

[plain dagger]

ohhh i get it

was kind of lost on the problem

[vocal basin]

what kind of America-first map is that second one

[vocal basin]

Map America RetroAzimuthal -- MARA

[vocal basin]

"front hemisphere"
I don't even want to know what that euphemism is for

[snow edge]

lambert equal area

[vocal basin]

thousand points per Python version

14000 on latest release candidate

@stable axle depends on how you store them

[plain dagger]

but try it first, you cant just get stuck at the beggining otherwise you need to practice more python as-is

[vocal basin]

MangoDB can handle any number of points in constant time

[plain dagger]

mangoes...

in which part are you stuck exactly?

[vocal basin]

why did I only now find this
https://youtu.be/b2F-DItXtZs

[paper wolf]

Real lmao

[plain dagger]

when i was working at a company, the architecture lead hated mongodb, and whenever i asked him why he sent that video

and told me "its just a bad database"

summing them up

not like that

[haughty pier]

mongo "doesn't use sql or joins so it's high performance" lol

[plain dagger]

lets say you have 5 and 3, 2, 4 -> i would go from smaller to bigger to try fill up that number, only going by the ones that are smaller than the actual target

so first 2, then 3, the result then is 2 right?

[haughty pier]

/dev/null is fast and webscale, yo

[vocal basin]

MongoDB does have some useful things in it, and overall Document Databases are kind of capable,
however it's so easy to get wrong and/or misuse for "just having no schema"

[plain dagger]

then, how would you scale it up to an array?

try doing that

no, i wont, the exercise would be pointless, in that case you should go to the docs and look up

[vocal basin]

many people I met who chose MongoDB "for simplicity"/worrying that schema might change, generally just don't know how to handle schema changes in regular SQL (migrations)

[plain dagger]

otherwise it would be just asking chatgpt what to do

[vocal basin]

, which, yes, might be caused by the SQL thing they tried being an ORM incapable of handling migrations properly

[scarlet halo]

https://github.com/spelis/vanta if anyone is interested, feel free to contribute :P

[plain dagger]

for each query, do a "search" operation on the code, on the search operation do the steps needed to get that number, which i already explained, thats all

[vocal basin]

scale it up with Mongo

[plain dagger]

other thing i see is people try to make a document db relational

which is not the ideal for a document-based db

ive used many document db but for event-aggregation or aggregation schemas

[vocal basin]

documents go well with aggregates

mostly isolated things that may exist even if cross-aggregate transactions aren't a thing at all

[plain dagger]

if you dont want the schemaless nature, you can just use marshmallow or object values to define the contract

why

XD

[vocal basin]

CREATE TABLE mess
  ( k TEXT PRIMARY KEY
  , v JSON
  )
  ;

[scarlet halo]

Why do you format it like this 😭

[vocal basin]

generally aligns better

and easier for me to write

and read

[plain dagger]

i dont want to man

doesnt make sense, that wont help you

you are like 10 minutes on the exercise only, and you are giving up, thats not how it works

[vocal basin]

would prefer if SQL just supported trailing commas

but it doesn't so have to do it

[snow edge]

in my personal experience just trial and error lets you really understand what the hell is going on, look at some docs. Its annoying but worth it

[plain dagger]

exactly! the best way to learn is practicing

[vocal basin]

you can just say you want to see how they solve it rather than asking for "help"

[snow edge]

dont trust chatgpt, itll save you a lot of headache

[plain dagger]

and what did you learn by that?

[eternal ether]

https://tenor.com/view/ban-button-keyboard-press-the-ban-button-gif-16387934

[vocal basin]

you already know what I'd suggest to do to this

[snow edge]

i already said look at documentation, all of the answers are there in one place

[vocal basin]

just by reading last 5 lines

even without symbol names

list map partial

[snow edge]

just figure out what things are in there and which ones do the thing you want it to do. Im sure the docs and learning curve is different with the language your using but thats just some general advice that can be used for a lot of different languages

and if all else fails just look at stack overflow

[vocal basin]

||```py
list(map(partial(bisect_right, list(accumulate(sorted(nums)))), queries))

equivalent and equivalently untested

[plain dagger]

XD

sort -> prefix sum -> binary search in more simple terms

[vocal basin]

I wonder if itertools or core-extensions for Rust have .sorted() on iterators

it can always be worse (see the spoilered solution)

[plain dagger]

are you on rust? havent tried that one on real projects, just pet thingies

[vocal basin]

assumes ownership

however

[plain dagger]

.sort doesnt return is inplace

[vocal basin]

also that, not enough of a one-liner effect

[plain dagger]

but im against one-liners, sacrifice readability

[vocal basin]

why I was asking for .sorted:
there is actually a way to do it well with ownership

trait Sorted: AsRef<[u8]> { // not sorry for this name
    fn sorted(mut self) -> Self {
        self.sort();
        self
    }
}

impl<T: AsRef<[u8]>> Sorted for T {}

[paper wolf]

Huh what language is this....

[plain dagger]

rust

[vocal basin]

OCaml: Mozilla Edition

[plain dagger]

XD

[vocal basin]

C with Haskells

[paper wolf]

Wait rust use "self" to represent the object inside it's methods ....

[vocal basin]

Rust doesn't normally use "object" in its terminology afaik

[paper wolf]

And "->" to represent return type???

[plain dagger]

does rust use the same as go doesnt it? structs with interfaces

[vocal basin]

traits work similarly to Haskell's type classes

[vocal basin]

`static object' is the most commonly used context for that word outside dyn

[vocal basin]

happens to align with Python

!pep 3107

[wise cargo]

**PEP 3107 - Function Annotations**

Status

Final

Python Version

3.0

Created

02-Dec-2006

Type

Standards Track

[vocal basin]

2006

[vocal basin]

meanwhile C++
https://youtu.be/oZyhq4D-QL4

again, great thumbnails

also same presenter as the earlier sent talk

[vocal basin]

^

[paper wolf]

Int is a object????

[vocal basin]

in C++, yes

in Python, even more so

[paper wolf]

Idk int is a object .....

[vocal basin]

!e

print(issubclass(int, object))

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

True

[paper wolf]

On python ofc it's a object

[plain dagger]

in python everything is an object

[vocal basin]

is ( an object?

if you involve ast, yes

[paper wolf]

It's a operator

[vocal basin]

but I'm not entirely sure if the parser thinks of syntax in terms of objects

Python is probably not as far with making everything an object as SmallTalk

iirc in C#/Java lambdas aren't objects

[plain dagger]

but thats syntax XD

[vocal basin]

even if they're value-ish

[vocal basin]

yeah, so not everything

[plain dagger]

is not a value with identity

[vocal basin]

SmallTalk treats syntactical constructs as objects

[plain dagger]

didnt know that

never got to use smalltalk

[vocal basin]

Ruby is kind of weird with its handling of objects/methods too

[plain dagger]

gn

[vocal basin]

see #voice-chat-text-0 message for context

[haughty pier]

Good night

[vocal basin]

having private() (optional parens) in the intellisense as a method suggestion rather than a keyword was quite a surreal experience

[wise loom]

i'll be sweating bullets in 1h50m

[vocal basin]

which you kind of don't entirely get when you just DHH it without an IDE

[plain dagger]

whoa thats nice, i dropped my masters heh

[vocal basin]

but also works well enough even when you pretend it's a full keyword

[plain dagger]

just used ruby once, didnt like the syntax

i found it esotherical

[vocal basin]

kind of partially the point

you can extend the language

monkey patching there is more normal than even in JS

[plain dagger]

hmmmm, you think i should give it a look?

[vocal basin]

RoR tutorial is quite good

[plain dagger]

@haughty pier i will do an MBA in a couple years i think, how was the experience?

[vocal basin]

there is a 6 hour video of DHH being interviewed by some random dude

[paper wolf]

MBA?

[vocal basin]

(creator of RoR)

[plain dagger]

i dont expect the money though, is just that im kind of low on the business area, just want to learn more

[plain dagger]

will look it up

[vocal basin]

DHH might be slightly exaggerating his appreciation of some people in that interview, but that's just because the interviewer is a weirdo and wants it

[plain dagger]

for me work is good as long as its remote and i dont have many meetings

what was that spam?

ahahaah

[vocal basin]

ah, bot bans moved to #pyweek-game-jam instead of #off-topic-lounge-text, that's why we don't see any there

[plain dagger]

i dont understand why people cant answer on text but have to create a meeting with like 5 people to say something

[vocal basin]

I just get calls and it takes approximately same amount of effort

and we don't schedule meetings except for one which is weekly and everyone knows it happens anyway

[plain dagger]

thats the good way, just a huddle when its needed and thats it

i didnt say it in that sense, i know where you are going tho and i feel the same over those managers

i say it in the sense that you ask somebody X thing, they dont answer and just create a meeting for telling you that in like 2 days

specially product managers

[vocal basin]

I don't think we even have a managerial hierarchy at work

[plain dagger]

startup?

[vocal basin]

yes

[plain dagger]

nice, i moved to one recently, my best experience was at an startup

when i moved to big tech my soul dried

[vocal basin]

like there are overlapping teams where someone is consider the main person responsible, and we have product owners

we have only one person who's responsible only for management/scheduling, but they're actually really good at it, and that frees up time from others

[plain dagger]

so its pretty flat

[vocal basin]

@burnt marsh it's a social network, yes

[haughty pier]

https://tenor.com/view/sanctuary-drunk-sing-song-alcohol-umbrella-gif-8113400

[plain dagger]

are you remote or office schedule?

[vocal basin]

4.5/5 days remove

[plain dagger]

nice

[vocal basin]

others are mostly on-site

(1~2 remote)

[plain dagger]

i moved to fully remote, i live in the middle of nowhere now XD

[vocal basin]

@burnt marsh but mostly hh.ru

[plain dagger]

@burnt marsh best thing to do for you is create a comparison table between main competitors and what differentiates you, after that get possible customers, if you have inmediate customers thats better

[vocal basin]

I technically have an account there but I never used that website

(never applied)

@burnt marsh ideas are cheap, until you trademark them

[plain dagger]

@haughty pier i think thats solved if you dont go for US market

as soon as go on US market, big tech will try to replace you

[burnt marsh]

You got me right

[plain dagger]

many companies grow on their local markets then expand to US otherwise you are doomed

[burnt marsh]

You have to trademark them for sure

[vocal basin]

@wise loom isn't it pronounced deck

[plain dagger]

(and if you do that prob instead of replacing you they are just going to buy you)

[vocal basin]

@wise loom BFS implementation involves it

queues are generally easier to implement as a double-ended queue

except for some linked list implementations

so double-endedness is just an implementation detail

[plain dagger]

just an extra pointer

🤣

[vocal basin]

with a linked list you get shared ownership of the tail

by queue itself and the second-to-last node

[burnt marsh]

I mentioned exactly that website.. Love it a lot tbh

[plain dagger]

what is hh ru?

[vocal basin]

https://www.1024cores.net/home/lock-free-algorithms/queues/intrusive-mpsc-node-based-queue

[burnt marsh]

Platform for hiring people

[haughty pier]

Google's AI when queried "deque pronunciation python"

The word "deque," as in the Python data structure from the collections module, is commonly pronounced the same as the word "deck" (/dɛk/). This pronunciation is widely accepted and used within the programming community.
While less common, some individuals might pronounce it as "de-queue" or even "D queue," aiming to emphasize its origin as a "double-ended queue." However, the "deck" pronunciation is the most prevalent and generally understood way to refer to this data structure.

[burnt marsh]

Hh means headhunter

[vocal basin]

__Ru__ssia __h__ead__h__unting website

[plain dagger]

got it

[vocal basin]

I like how it cuts off

[plain dagger]

does russia pay well for eng jobs?

[burnt marsh]

You mean for those who speaks english well?

[vocal basin]

low tax rate

we don't refer to programming as "engineering" usually

[burnt marsh]

Ohh engineering

[vocal basin]

like it might in some context be referred to as such, but very rarely

[burnt marsh]

Depends on region and company I guess

[vocal basin]

software/program engineer is kind of a more academic title here

[plain dagger]

hmmm even if you manage teams, projects, estimations, etc?

[vocal basin]

I have no idea if we have dual ladder for promotion

[plain dagger]

yeah

[burnt marsh]

Depends on company.. And sometimes size doesnt matter

[plain dagger]

not, not ladder, at least in my experience when you ladder up you end as a tech lead, and part of the responsibilities are those

i dont know why we have managers tbh, i just know they have like 30 meetings per day

[vocal basin]

dual ladder means specifically that you can go up without becoming a manager

separate promotion for managers and engineers

[plain dagger]

oohhh you refer to that, i thought that by dual you were referring to go up as manager instead of eng

discord is so buggy on windows -.-

[vocal basin]

I think we do, give how I'm not a manager and I am a lead programmer

[plain dagger]

so its still programmer

[vocal basin]

(the latter being almost the literal job title)

[burnt marsh]

It happens everywhere.. From my experience, more often meetings negatively correlates with the percentage of useful meetings

[burnt marsh]

I mean I guess nowadays it is the international tendency🤣

Especially in the big companies

[plain dagger]

once i had the meeting about having meetings about syncing

two hours on that

[vocal basin]

I'm totally in the position to just sleep through the impromptu meeting and not show up there

[plain dagger]

same here

[vocal basin]

@somber heath meanwhile excessively annunciated/perfect speech annoys me so much

[plain dagger]

best meetings are the guesstimates meetings, they just show you whatever the preconception of the project is (a simple ux image) and you have to estimate, without product or design, just engs guessing that the fuck is that and put an approximate score on the project length

[vocal basin]

like the default TTS voices in MS Edge

the only time I used TTS in MS Edge (as an experiment for whether I can listen to a book that way), I intentionally selected voice which synthesised accented speech

[plain dagger]

@somber heath you would be surprised by the amount of people that lead with that level of communication

@haughty pier when they speak fast and used v's on the w's

[plain dagger]

im non-native which makes it even worse for me

but i think you can just say "can you speak slower" or "can you repeat that?" and thats it

[vocal basin]

@timid quartz no

!rule 5

[wise cargo]

Rules

5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may violate terms of service, or that may be deemed inappropriate, malicious, or illegal.

[vocal basin]

@timid quartz if you didn't get the first time: no

do not try to circumvent

I think even my Russian speech is quite accented

[plain dagger]

is unavoidable

[vocal basin]

compared to regular West Russia mainline accent

[plain dagger]

everyone has an accent, its part of linguistics

[vocal basin]

(both from the influence of English and other languages)

[burnt marsh]

Accent or dialect?

[vocal basin]

even when I speak Russian, t/d doesn't sound Russian at all

[vocal basin]

dialect involves things other than phonetics

I'm talking about annunciation specifically

[burnt marsh]

Okok

[vocal basin]

closer to English/Japanese, in a way

in how t often sounds close to ch, for example

[timid quartz]

[vocal basin]

@timid quartz if you want help with your code, consider joining the Code/Help VC

[burnt marsh]

Like East-Siberian

[timid quartz]

no

i cant code

[vocal basin]

maybe that's for the better

[timid quartz]

probably

[plain dagger]

i dont think thats it, as someone that speaks non-natively english is more that you are used to say some vowels specifically in your main language, the same happens with native english speakers when speaking spanish, german, etc

[scarlet halo]

Is this how many people are active at 3 am 💔

[timid quartz]

time zones

💔

[somber heath]

You know how it's like. Things can be active at any given time.

[scarlet halo]

It can, but I find most people here around morning and late afternoon.

(my timezone)

[timid quartz]

tryna buy me robux????????????????

[scarlet halo]

No 💀

[timid quartz]

yes

[scarlet halo]

Why would i

[timid quartz]

cuz

thats what a nice human would do fr

[haughty pier]

@digital holly post here?

[scarlet halo]

Who said I'm a nice human

[digital holly]

https://gyazo.com/2fb2d254b284218e9c6a36b04ef3e7f6

[timid quartz]

bru

@vocal basinu tryna buy me some

[scarlet halo]

💀 stop begging and buy your own robux

[timid quartz]

i dont have credit card

[scarlet halo]

Well too bad

[vocal basin]

good

[digital holly]

https://gyazo.com/0317b5d2abe5affcf63f68aaa99eefef

[scarlet halo]

I don't have a credit card either

Guys should I sleep 🤔

[vocal basin]

yes

[scarlet halo]

https://tenor.com/view/think-meme-thinking-memes-memes-2024-gif-6703217797690493255

Hmmm

Are you sure? 🤔

[somber heath]

Look to your health.

[vocal basin]

if you want to sleep, sleep

[burnt marsh]

What time is in your location?

[scarlet halo]

3:30

Am

Yeah alright gn guys

[burnt marsh]

Uff.. Take a nap, man

[scarlet halo]

https://tenor.com/view/jgmm-cat-meme-ragebait-cat-think-cat-ponder-gif-7034802297606826390

[vocal basin]

if your eyes hurt from staying awake~~ like mine do~~, definitely go to sleep

[scarlet halo]

They dont, but I'm still heading to bed

Maybe cause I flipped my sleep schedule over the past 2 months